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Parque Nacional Del Teide
Covering 18,990 hectares, the Teide is Spain's most popular national park, with a whopping four million visitors a year. The landscape, while not beautiful in a traditional sense, is fascinating, containing more than 80% of the world's volcanic formations. The park protects nearly 1000 Guanche archaeological sites, many of which are still unexplored.
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Pico del Teide
The cable car provides the easiest, most popular and most expensive way to get up to the peak of El Teide. On clear days the volcanic valley spreads out majestically below, and you can see the islands of La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro peeking up from the Atlantic. It takes just eight minutes to zip up 1200m (3937ft).
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